Claudiaexpat introduces us to Ananda Sukarlan, a superb Indonesian pianist. I have always been fascinated by artists, and whenever I move to a new country, I go out of my way to discover as many as possible. I was therefore...
Thanks Sally, in Harare, for proofreading! Claudiaexpat shares some information about music in Jerusalem. Music, like most things in Jerusalem can be discovered, enjoyed, shared in a wide variety of different places and situations; from an ancient church to a modern...
Thanks to Carlotta, in Atyrau, for translating from Italian Erikaex talked to a luminary of music in Kazakstan, to tell us about the musical landscape of her hosting country. In the 1950’s Atyrau, in Kazakhstan, was only a small village...
Erika tells us the romantic love story of two musicians, an Italian man and a Colombian (expat)woman. This is a tale of love and music. Of departures and homecomings. This is a modern tale that starts at the beginning of...
Elena presents this beautiful interview to Maestro Lorenzo Coladonato, an Italian orchestra conductor presently living in Germany. Music abroad sometimes means relocating for music. This is what Maestro Lorenzo Coladonato has done. We met him in Germany, where for the last...
Translated from Italian by Eliex Eliex presently lives in Lyon, France, and she offers a short but useful musical tour in her hosting city. Lyon offers many opportunities to enjoy and learn music both for adults and for kids. I...
We propose you an article that Viviane (former team member of the Francophone section of Expatclic) had written on Music Day and on some musical instruments around the world. To put you in the right mood:-) June 21st…Music Day… ——– Music Day...
